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CSPWhat will this CSP achieve?

The Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park is the largest generator of renewable energy in the world from a single location, using the IPP model.

By 2020 this project is expected to produce 1,000MW. In its fourth phase, i.e. by 2030, it is expected to produce 5,000MW of energy accounting for 25% of the total energy production in the emirate of Dubai.

Strategy 2050Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050

The infrastructure aspect consists of initiatives, such as Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park, a comprehensive innovation center for green research to be built using 3D printingtechnology and a Dubai Green Zone.

Solar panelsSolar panels on every roof

The second pillar, i.e. legislation, involves setting up a structure that spearheads clean energy policies.

The first phase will be completed via Shams Dubai initiative, which involves urging building owners to have solar panels on their roofs and linking them to the DEWA network.

The second phase will implement norms for sustainable energy consumption and will make solar panels on roofs mandatory by 2030.

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Dubai Green FundSetting up a Dubai Green Fund

The third pillar will be establishing a Dubai Green Fund which will facilitate loans at reduced interest rates to those working in the clean energy sector.

The fourth pillar is aimed at creating human resources capabilities via global training programs. This will be done in partnership with organizations, such as International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), others to infuse specialized talent into green energy initiatives.

Green energyThe final goal

The final pillar involves utilizing clean energies for Dubai's power needs.

By 2030 Dubai wants to use 25% solar energy, 7% nuclear energy, 7% clean coal and 61% gas for its power needs.

Clean energy will provide 75% power by 2050, making Dubai the city with the least amount of carbon footprint.